The Evernote mobile app makes scanning business cards quick, fun, and beautiful. Here’s how you do it.
Productivity Post Archive
Is That a Task or a Project?
Tasks and projects both represent a desired outcome. Which you use depends on how detailed you need to be.
Stop Procrastinating and Enjoy Yourself
Procrastinating makes you miserable because whatever you’re putting off is hanging over you. Get it done and enjoy yourself guilt-free.
How to Create Project Support Notes in Evernote
Create notes in Evernote to support your OmniFocus projects. Here’s how to set them up for a seamless experience.
Complete Your Digital Planning System with Evernote
Evernote is a great tool for personal productivity. Here’s how you can use it to complete your system.
Quit Sabotaging Your Productivity with a Cluttered Desktop
Clutter on your computer desktop can hurt your productivity as much as clutter on your physical desktop. Here’s why and how to clean it up.
One Word for Committing to a Task without the Guilt
Do you feel guilty if you don’t do a task once you put it on your list? Here’s one word that can help.
How to Create Email Templates in Automator
Do you send the same email over and over? Here’s how you can save time and energy by using Automator to create an email template.
Tracking Roles in OmniFocus
Roles are a powerful planning tool to make sure your life is heading the direction you want. Here’s how to use Roles in OmniFocus.
One More Thing That Kills Your Productivity
Trying to get “one more thing” done before you go home can pay short-term dividends with a long-term cost. Here are some tips to call it a day and come back tomorrow.
Reducing Distractions with Do Not Disturb
Here’s how you can use Do Not Disturb on your iPhone to get more done during the day and sleep better at night.
Why I Have Four Scanners
Productivity and organization go hand in hand. A good scanner will help you organize your paper documents, so you can spend more time doing and relaxing, and less time hunting and worrying. Here are the four scanners I use (though I could probably get by with two).